[OilBurner]

I have some public domain data from UK company Powergen (owned by E.ON) that some of you may find interesting. This data is presented without interpretation, for your reference.
Powergen Corporate Responsibility Report 2003 Ref: http://www.powergenplc.com/crreport

Percent of power targetted for renewables:
15% by 2015

Energy Production by Type:
Coal - 24.75 TWh
Oil - 0.04 TWh
Natural Gas (CCGT) - 13.48 TWh
Natural Gas (CHP) - 3.46 TWh
Wind - 0.27 TWh
Hydro - 0.07 TWh

Fuel Use by Generation:
figures in million tonnes of coal equivilent Mtce
Coal - 9.99
Natural Gas - 5.78
Oil - 0.03

Total C02 Emissions from Generation:
30.33 kilotonnes

Total NOx Emissions from Generation:
62.7 kilotonnes

Total SO2 Emissions from Generation:
113.7 kilotonnes

Generation Capacity from Renewables:
385 MW

Generation Capacity from Wind Farms:
120 MW from 16 wind farms

[Tanada]

It appears from LINK that EON has made some progress in reducing their carbon emissions per kw/h of electricity they produce, however the new link implies that they have done so mostly by aquiring nuclear power stations for their generating 'fleet'.

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Fuel Type E.ON Energy Plc (%) UK Average (%)

Coal 25.2 33.0

Natural Gas 35.7 43.5

Nuclear 24.8 16.1

Renewable 11.2 5.5

Other 3.1 1.9

Totals 100 100